Zeldaicflame

Yes, I should add this to the tutorial.
FE8 is slightly (very) different in the way it goes about palettes than FE7.
What you need to do is after you edit a characters Palette, If you change the class of the character you also need to tell the game to look for that different class Palette (i.e. Look for a Sniper Palette rather than a Paladin Palette).

In your case, you need to open the Palette Association Editor (Not Part 2*) and then change the only option that isn't None/Generic (Likely to be Paladin) to Sniper. That should then fix your problem.

*Part 2 tells the game what character uses what Palette as you have edited Seth's Palette you do not need to touch this.

While the method of obtaining the Hex values for the slightly different, and probably faster, that's not really the main focus of the tutorial.

Having not known of that colour program I may indeed use it, however a problem arises when I want to change the class and the palette does not match up. This happens mostly with changing an mounted units Palette to an unmounted Palette. Why is why I recommend taking another palette of the class you want to change to in order to know what order the colours go in in a different classes palette

It may be that my instructions are unclear, and if so I will fix that, but if you're not changing the class of the character there is no reason to do the rest of the steps in the APE method (where another Palette is found and so on). And without those steps, the APE part of the Tutorial becomes the same.

Updated to Include the New(ish) APE Method.

Further Minor Updates to come within the next few months.

If you wish to look again, I have added a new(ish) method to the Tutorial, its much easier than hex, but not as efficient as GBAGE was.

Have you tried Arch's event tutorial? It basically taught me everything about event hacking.

http://serenesforest...showtopic=25360

His video tutorials also helped.

http://serenesforest...showtopic=24222

Within those tutorials there is a section for Text and the different ways to load text. (Conversation, Explanation box, "voice in your head")